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Was your original issue dealing with an already typed password? The stick would emulate a USB keyboard using something like a tiny and wouldn't be left attached
by tmzt 10y ago
Was your original issue dealing with an already typed password? The stick would emulate a USB keyboard using something like a tiny and wouldn't be left attached. It would perform edits to the password and try to determine which charecters were special, the apply a simplified dictionary attack to the contiguous groupings of characters of the same class. The goal would be to reduce the space of the attempted guess. I don't see how it would be a practical attack though.
- qb45 10y agoIIRC Windows has pretty strong rate limiting on login attempts. You don't really need a USB stick to execute them as fast as possible.